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One goal for fck-nat is to provide as close as possible metric parity with Managed NAT Gateway. The list of supported metrics for Managed NAT Gateway can be found here: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/vpc…
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@RaJiska, the repository shows use of multiple route tables using route_tables_id (what I wish to use), but the [Terraform module](https://registry.terraform.io/modules/RaJiska/fck-nat/aws/1.2.0?utm_c…
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Hi. I'm trying to run this module with t2.micro, and I can't use it b/c of the wrong (?) arm regex checker. I'm not a master of regex, but for me, it looks a little bit wrong. I was trying to use rege…
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Hi,
Thank you for this project. I arrived here from a link in a issue in the fck-nat repository.
I was wondering if this is ok to deploy or is it still at a development stage.
I'm not asking …
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Hey @AndrewGuenther it's me, Dev-n-22 from r/aws! I saw your comment on my post a while ago and I used FCK-NAT and it was excellent. I used the AWS GUI console for that. I also saw that there was H.A …
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Hello, I'm new to nat instances.
Is the intention with this module, to have 1 module per subnet/AZ in a VPC?
I notice the variables for route table ID's and subnet id's are of type string, and n…
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Thanks for creating this!
Would be great to get support for static public ips for the nat gateways.
Whipped up a quick PoC that worked great in replacing the auto-assigned random public IP with …
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Thanks for this project, I'm excited to get it to work. My goal is Internet access for a Lambda on a private subnet. I will share all my config and troubleshooting below, but the big thing I notice in…
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Hello, nice repo, is this still working?
I have tried deploying your solution into existing cloudformation solution with VPC containing 2 VPC subnets, few lambda functions and EC2 instances which alr…